Autonomous Ride-Hailing · Orange County, CA

The capital & real-estate layer for the robotaxi era.

OC Cab is assembling a self-funded Cybercab fleet, owned inductive charging depots, and premium Orange County transit corridors — positioned for the moment autonomous ride-hailing opens to independent fleet capital.

12Cybercabs — self-funded initial fleet
~20Owned charging stations
100sParking spaces controlled
4 statesCA · AZ · NV · TX expansion
Vision

Landlords, capital & real estate in the autonomous age

Autonomous ride-hailing is live today — Tesla's unsupervised Robotaxi network already operates in Austin. The vehicles will scale; the scarce inputs are capital, charging real estate, and local operating know-how. OC Cab is building that layer in Orange County first.

Geographic arbitrage

Newport Beach, Irvine, and John Wayne Airport (SNA) form dense, high-yield corridors: business transit, premium airport loops, and the highest local willingness to pay for a driverless experience.

Real assets, not slideware

Charging stations and parking inventory we already control — the physical footprint autonomous fleets require for inductive charging, cleaning, staging, and dispatch.

The OC → Vegas corridor

A signature concept: nonstop autonomous service between Orange County and Las Vegas — point-to-point, no terminal, no TSA line, door to door.

Assets & Operations

Built on infrastructure we own

16 hrs

Daily utilization target

Purpose-built two-seat robotaxis with no downtime for a driver. Inductive pads mean charge cycles slot between ride blocks automatically.

165 Wh/mi

Class-leading efficiency

The Cybercab's certified efficiency puts raw power cost near $0.026/mile — the lowest energy cost per passenger mile of any production vehicle.

Depot-first

Inductive charging hubs

Wireless charging bays, autonomous cleaning, and staging built into properties across our OC footprint — expandable to partner properties.

Coverage

Markets & expansion corridors

Core launch in Orange County premium corridors, expansion across CA / AZ / NV / TX, and the OC → Las Vegas nonstop concept.

Current focus (OC) Expansion markets Live autonomous ops (Austin) OC → Vegas corridor concept
Financial Tease

Pro-forma illustration — 10-vehicle unit economics

Line itemBasisAnnual
Gross rider income10 vehicles × 245 paid mi/day × $1.00/mi × 365$894,250
Tesla network split25% platform commission($223,560)
Net operating revenueInbound cashflow to operating LLC$670,690
Operating expensesPower, insurance, depot, resets/cleaning($176,540)
EBITDA yieldPre-tax operational cash flow — 73.6% of net revenue$494,150
$355,000

Initial capital / 10 units

Fleet purchase, inductive charging, software integration, licensing & reserves.

9.5 mo

Illustrative payback

Fleet clears full risk exposure inside 10 months, funding Year-2 expansion from cash yield.

Late 2026

Target funding close

Commitments taken now; close targeted concurrent with vehicle purchases.

Illustrative model only. Figures are a pro-forma illustration based on manufacturer-stated targets and assumptions, not operating results. A detailed balance sheet, 9-month projected P&L showing break-even, and 2-year ROI scenarios are available under NDA to qualified accredited investors.
Roadmap

12-month deployment plan

Q1 — Foundational

Corporate structure finalized, Tesla B2B account, formal intent for fleet allocation logged.

Q2 — Infrastructure

Depot facilities activated across owned OC properties; inductive charging bays installed.

Q3 — Licensing

CPUC passenger permits, Level 4 commercial insurance underwriting secured.

Q4 — Go-Live

Fleet delivery, dispatch software integration, commercial operations launch in OC corridors.

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Join the build

Three ways in: capital, property, or leadership. Interim executive roles are unpaid until operational profitability, with compensation set by board vote.

Note: interim C-level roles are unpaid until operational profitability; compensation is set later by board vote.